Patrick Pietropoli, born in 1953, is a contemporary French artist renowned for his captivating cityscapes and delicate figural compositions. His works and paintings showcases the intricate architecture of some iconic and famous cities such as New York, Paris, Rome, and Venice. His paintings also capturing the intimate essence of the feminine figure. Pietropoli’s art achieves a harmonious balance between freedom and form, demonstrating his mastery in both areas.
A Paris native, Pietropoli’s journey into the world of art began after he completed his studies at Sciences Po Paris and earned a Master’s degree in Ancient History. Initially, he spent six years teaching history before deciding to fully immerse himself in his true passions: sculpture and painting. This lifelong dedication to the fine arts was kindled during his childhood and was nurtured through various artistic experiments.
Pietropoli’s canvases are distinguished by their emphasis on line rather than color, portraying historical objects, architectural marvels, and urban landscapes, sometimes adorned with female figures. His fascination with ancient Greek mythology is a recurring theme, weaving a timeless “leitmotiv” throughout his body of work. This integration of classical elements with contemporary scenes sets Pietropoli apart as a unique and compelling artist in today’s art world.
